Add to ORKGraft 1 vFrom this boom the logs were rafted (raft means to tie logs side by side) and towed . . . by motor boat . . .JH JUN 1973 JH JUN 1973Used I and SupUsed I and SupWithdrawnAlthough the head word and the word form appear in both I and Sup, the sense in which the word is used here does not appear in the dictionary
raft 1 vThey seemed to be on the verge of success, then the ice buckled and began to raft. Huge ...
rafter v. . .an' they're e'er bit, you know, handy to the land when th' ice rafters. . .then i...
raft 1 vRafter at a pressure ridge (Newfoundland).PRINTED ITEM DNE-citSee _decker_. Check xerox o...
raft 1 vWhen this man rafted (a raft of log was made up of from twenty to thirty logs tied by the b...
raft 1 v[SORDEN 93 A unit or raft of logs on a river or lake.] exx. of rafter, and rafting ...
rafter nFogarty and the sealer cutting longers and rafters.PRINTED ITEM W. J. KIRWIN DEC 197...
raft nA pile of timber; logs or boards tied together to float passengers on a river or the ocean i...
raft 1 vAt day-light five hands went to Furriers Cove to raft some of the stage timber down to the ...
raft nA floating platform. ("Used in place of a bridge".)W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN ...
raft nYesterday afternoon the Long Bridge was swept away by rafting ice which was carried by the o...
raftpron form No context.Used IUsed I and SupNot usedThe Word Form is used in Sup under different ...
raft 1 v. . . .get up on a big rafter now an' heave clumpers at 'em,you know. (large piece of i...
rafter v. . .schooner rafted out o' the water altogether, out on her beam ends, an' they had t...
raft nA raft of wood was brought from the river on June 11. . [to Buckle Island]. Whiteley...
raft 1 vThe ice began to "raft," i.e. rise and pile up under its own weight and driven by the move...
raft 1 vThey seemed to be on the verge of success, then the ice buckled and began to raft. Huge ...
rafter v. . .an' they're e'er bit, you know, handy to the land when th' ice rafters. . .then i...
raft 1 vRafter at a pressure ridge (Newfoundland).PRINTED ITEM DNE-citSee _decker_. Check xerox o...
raft 1 vWhen this man rafted (a raft of log was made up of from twenty to thirty logs tied by the b...
raft 1 v[SORDEN 93 A unit or raft of logs on a river or lake.] exx. of rafter, and rafting ...
rafter nFogarty and the sealer cutting longers and rafters.PRINTED ITEM W. J. KIRWIN DEC 197...
raft nA pile of timber; logs or boards tied together to float passengers on a river or the ocean i...
raft 1 vAt day-light five hands went to Furriers Cove to raft some of the stage timber down to the ...
raft nA floating platform. ("Used in place of a bridge".)W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN ...
raft nYesterday afternoon the Long Bridge was swept away by rafting ice which was carried by the o...
raftpron form No context.Used IUsed I and SupNot usedThe Word Form is used in Sup under different ...
raft 1 v. . . .get up on a big rafter now an' heave clumpers at 'em,you know. (large piece of i...
rafter v. . .schooner rafted out o' the water altogether, out on her beam ends, an' they had t...
raft nA raft of wood was brought from the river on June 11. . [to Buckle Island]. Whiteley...
raft 1 vThe ice began to "raft," i.e. rise and pile up under its own weight and driven by the move...
raft 1 vThey seemed to be on the verge of success, then the ice buckled and began to raft. Huge ...
rafter v. . .an' they're e'er bit, you know, handy to the land when th' ice rafters. . .then i...
raft 1 vRafter at a pressure ridge (Newfoundland).PRINTED ITEM DNE-citSee _decker_. Check xerox o...